Replace the adjective with a strong one: Jane was VERY ANGRY about someone breaking her window.
furious
Replace the adjective with a strong one: Bill finds spiders REALLY INTERESTING.
fascinating
Replace the adjective with a strong one: The house was EXTREMELY DIRTY.
filthy
Replace the adjective with a strong one: They laughed and laughed at the clown because he was so FUNNY.
hilarious
Replace the adjective with a strong one: Joe and Ellie were VERY HOT in the summer heat.
boiling
Replace the adjective with a strong one: I need something to eat - I'm SO HUNGRY
starving
What does 'terrified' mean?
very scared
What is the opposite of tiny?
huge / enormous / massive
If you are DELIGHTED, how do you feel?
very happy
If you say you're VERY SURE about something, you could also say you're...?
positive
Replace the strong adjective with a normal one: They were EXHAUSTED after their long journey
(very) tired
Replace the strong adjective with a normal one: It's FREEZING in Helsinki at this time of year.
(very) cold
